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BOURBONNAIS GROVE

Kanl~ah:ee Uou.nty~ Illinois.

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BOURBONNAIS GROVE: ST. VuTEUR's COLLEGE JouRNA.L.

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'CYRILLE FOURNIER, C.

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SUPERIOR.

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PETER BEAUDOIN, C.

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PRESIDENT,

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M. J. MARSILE, C. S. V. VICE-PRESIDENT.

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JOHN B. BERNARD, C. S. V. TREASURER.

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,JAMES UREGAN, C. S. V. SECRET.A.RY.

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M. J. MARSILE;

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PROFESSOR OF BELLES•LETTRES AND CHURCH HISTORY, REV.

G. l\I. LEG RIS, A. M.,

PREFECT OF STUDIES. REV.

}f. A. DOOLING, C.

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R&v. C. PEBORDE, D. D.,

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PROF,E SSOR OF THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY, REV.

JOHN DALY,

PRO:t◄'ESSOR OF LATIN AND MATHEMATICS.

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E. RIV ARD, C. S. V., A. M.,

PROl<'ESSOR OF RHETORIC AND PHILOSOPHY • .

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J. FINN,

PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC.

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!. SEGUIN, C. S. V., A. M.,

PROFESSOR OF NATURAL SCrnNCES AND HIGH 11:U .THEJtATICS,

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C. SAULIN, C.

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PROFESSOR OF FRENCH •

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J. OREGAN, C. s. v.,

PR01•'ESSOR OF BOOK- KEEPING AND ARITHM:ETIC.

REv. JOHN P. DORE, S. D., PR(WRSSOR Ol<' ELOCUTION AND D RILL-MASTER.

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A. D. GRANGER, S. D.,

PROFESSOR OP MODERN HISTORY.

MR. CHARLES GA.STINE, PROFESSOR OF LATIN AND GREEK.

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REv. A. LUSSIER, C. S. V., I

PROFESSOR OF !<' RENCH AND BOOK-KEEPING.

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J. BEUCLER, C.

PROFESSOR OF LATIN.

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J. _F. RY AN, C.

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PROFESSOR 0.1:<' ENGLISH AND GEOGRAPHY.

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MEEHAN, C. s.

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REv. T. J. McCORMICK, C. S. V., PROF ESSOR OF GRAMMAlit AND U . S. HIST ORY.

M&. THOS. LYNCH, P ROF ESSOR OF ANCIEN T iHSTO R Y.

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L. STRA us~~C.

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P ROFESSOR OF GERMAN. RE V .

J. O'CALLAHAN, C. ASSISTANT

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REv. E. 1\fcEACHEN, C. S. V.,

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A. GIGNAC, C.

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MR. P. SULLIVAN,

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MR. E. BOURGET, · P ROFESSOR OF PIANO.

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REV. A. D. MAINVILLE, C. S.' V. , PROFESSOR OF PLAIN- CHANT.

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L. A. SENECAL, C. S. V., ASSISTANT TREASURER.

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St. Viateur's College, situated at Bourbonnais Grove, Kankakee County, Illinois, is distant about fifty miles from Chicago, and two-and-a:-half miles from _Kankake.e city. J u,s t on the verge of an extensive grove o( forest ,trees and hard•' ' by the banks of the ' t Kankakee, the site is singularly beautiful and healthy. Whilst near enough to enjoy all the advanta,~es of a city whan needed, yet the college: by itf; position, is far enough removed from worldly distractions and rr:.oral dangers.

This Institution, founded in 1865, wos raised to tbe rank and invested with the p<;>wer and privileges of a University by an act of the State Legislature, in February, 1814.

It is under the direction o,f the Priests of the 'Congregation of St. Viateur, with whom fa !'\,ssoeiated an efficient corps of other ecclesiastical professors. The Professors and Tutors reside in the Institution and devote themselves entirely to the duties of their profession. They form hut one , family with the students and exercise a mild and paternal, yet, firm and constant supervision, friendly in the highest degree to · discipline, decorum and good. morals.

The system of education ern braces; the Classical and Commercial Courses, the Sciences, also Philosophy and Theology. No student is allowed to graduate or take his degrees without having fiP,t gone through his prescribed .course . and only after giving decided evidence Qf his fitness both at private and public· examination~-r Those who graduate fS Bacheior of Arts may, on proper application made to , the President a.i:id Faculty, recetve the degree of Master of Arts, provided they shall have devoted at least two years to literary pursuits. · The study of letters is helped .a nd encouraged by an excellent Circulating Library. (We take this occasion to thank friends for I

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contributions alrea.dy received an.d solicit further patronage for our Ii brary.)

The College grounrls arc huge and well shaded, having ball alleys, and abundant room for all games and lithletit: exercises.

The .b uildings can accommorlate t,wo hundred students. The halls and rooms are sp:icious, airy and comfortable. The diet of the studeuts is al way~ wholesome and ahundant. In sickness they are nursed and watched over with parental solicitude; and all the care that parents can desire is given to the wardrohe, dormitories and . all those departments on which healt.h, comfort and economy depmd.

There are two Hessions, one b£ginning on the first Tuesday of September, the other on the first of February. At the close of each session all the classes are examined. On botb occasions, bulletins are sent to parents or guardians informing them vf the standing, progress, application, health, etc., ~f their children or wards. At the close of the academic year, candidates £or degrees are publicly examined. At the Commencement, degrees are conferred and premiums distributed.

Student..: mny enter at any time, and will be charged from da.te of entrance; it is much to their advantage, however, to ent,er at the opening of the September session. Should a student leave the College before the cloRe of a session, no deduction will be .made except in case ot protracted sickness or rlisrnist<al. A student who hn,d been at any other institution must procluce a satisfact-0ry rP.ccommendation from tue Superior thereof. The classes a student is to attend will be determined by an examination. He may afterwards be promoted for merit.

While the government of the College is mild and parentaJ~ the " laws of good 01·Jer, propriety and m(lrnlity are strictly enforced.

The moral influence of iustructiou, pen,u:ls10n anct encouragement is primarily and mainiy relied on, and ~eltlum found ineffectual.

J. Every Catholic i-.tiudent i~ instructed in the clo\!trine, and bouud to the practice of his religion.

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2. The religion of non-Catholic stud~nts will not be. interfor~d with; for the sake of uniformity llvwever, all must conform to the general exercises of the College.

3. Students must Obt-;y every summons of the · bell promptly and in silence.

-4:. The use or introduct10n of intoxicating liquor!l, the use of tobacco, card-playing, and every species ofgambling,areforbidden.

5 Every two weeks a medal, to be worn as badge of honor during the next term of competition, is awarded to that member of each class who has specially distinguished himself for conduct . , and progress during the two previous weeks: to serve this ar.d other ends, a careful report of each student is given to, the ·President and is publicly read every second week.

-~ No one may leave the College grounds without permission from proper authority.

7 Parents and friends of the students may visit the College on reception days only-i. e., on Thursdays and SundHys. 8. Permission to go home will be given to students only in case of the serious illness of some member of their family; exceptions may be made in behalf of the minims.

9. The penalty of expulsion is incurred by wanton and repeated violations of establi~hed rules, by irreligious language or writings, the introduction of _infidel or irn moral books, or other grave offences against morat'ity or discipline. -~ 10. It is required that students procure one military suit either before or 1.1.pon arriving at the college. We cannot too earnestly engage all to join the military companies as the drills and other exercises . much teud to develop and strengthen the physique and also imp;rove tbe general bearings of the members.

Suits may be ord~red from the college or may be purchased at Orr & Co., 179 Madison St., Chicago, Ill., at the following prices: for minims (from 7 to 14) $9.50; for juniors (from 14 to 17) t12.00; for ::;eniors (from 17 upwards) $13.00.

11. There is no Easter vacation. · Visits home at this time, and indeed at all times during the scholastic· year, are absolutely discountenanced.

12. Students not returning at the appointed time after the Christmas holidays, fol'feit their rights to medals.

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TERMS. Matriculation, $ 5 Board and Tuition; (per year) 175 Bed, Bedding, Washing and l\{ending, " 25 Piano and use of Piano, " 40 Violin, , " 20 Clarionet, '' 20 Flute, '' 20 2 Stenography, per month, Telegraphy, " ,.

2 3 Doctor's fees, ~ French and German are taught without extra charge.

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APPAREL OF STUDENTS. 6 Shirts.

1 Overcoat.

6 Pocket handkerchiefa.

2 Pairs of boots or shoes.

6 Pairs of stockings.

6 napkins.

4 Pairs of drawers.

1 Tea-spoon.

6 Towels.

1 Table-spoon.

2 Pairs of slippers.

1 Table knife .

1 Fork. .2 Pairs of overshoes.

2 Suits of winter clothes.

1 Napkin ring.

2 Suits of summer clothes.

1 Bathing suit.

Combs, brushes, and other necessary articles for toilet.

N. B.- Parents or guardians are strongly urged to see that their children or wards come well supplied with 'all the necessary a; ticles of use or wear, as the students sometimes make the want of such things a pretext for visiting the city. The Superiors of the instituti.on will very justly discountenance all such visits, no , matter under what plea made, and will be loath to see the necessity. of permitting what can seldom OC<.;Ul' without m;eless expense, loss of,time and prejudice to discipline.

The college will furnish nothing to students, unless a sufficient sum be placed in the hands of the Treasurer. · ' Payment must be made half yearly .in advance; if not, the • student will bt liable to be sent home.

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All letters to and from students shall be subject inspection of the Presi• lent.

For further inf_o rmation, address

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Rev. M. J. l\IARSILE, C. S. V., Director, frr. VIATEUR's COLLEGE,

Bo-ur"bonnais Grove, Kankakee County, Illinois.

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the Illinois Central; the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, SL. Louis & Chicag1); the Kankakee· & Seneca, and the lndhna., Illinois & Iowa Railroads, via Kankakee city. _ ,~ Telegraph desp.atches shoulrl be· directed to Kankakee, and will be tran~m itted by telephone.

An Omnibus line will leave Kn.nkakee for Bourbonnais at train hours.

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GOU~~E OB SYJ3.UDIE~.

PREPABATORY COURSE. This course, .which requires more or less time, according to the age and disposition of the student, includes Reading, Writing, First Rudiments of Gra.mmt1r, Arithmetic, History and Geography.

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COMMERCIAL COURSE. This course ~mbraces the study of the English Langttage, History, Geography, Chronology, Mathematjcs, Book-Keeph1g, •Banking, Commercial Law, Political Economy.

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German, French, Telegraphy, and Stenography are optional ' studies.

Arithmetic, Fractions and Percentage receive particular atten. tion.

Tbe Commercial Cour:,e is generally complete.cl iu four years, after which. the student may 7 if he wishes, apply himself to a more extended studv . of Mathematics and natural Sciences with the classical students.

FIRST YEAR.

.English-Swinton's L-mguage Primer; Rending, Spelling, Writing, Elocution; Ari\hme~ic-Robinson's Prnctical; Bible History, Geography; Christian Doctrine.

SECOND YEAR.

English-Swinton's New Language Lessons; .Epistolary Correspondence; Penmanship; Elocution; Essays; History of the United Stn.tes--Hassard; Geogmphy and Chronology ; Arithmetic-Robinson's Higher; Book-Keeping-Bryant & Stratton; Christian Doctrine.

THIRD YEAR.

English-Swinton's Grammar ~.nd O8mposition;

Principles of Style; Elocution; Essays; Penmanship; Ancient HistoryFredet; GP.ography and Chronology; Algebra-Robinson; Book.Keeping-Bryant & Stratton's Counting House; Commercial Law; Christian Doctrine. '

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FOURTH YEAR. English-Rhetoric-Quackenbos; Modern History-Fredet; Composition; Dehates; Elocution; Geometry, Robinson; Banking; Business Customs; Commercial Law; Political Economy; Christian Doctrine.

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The first year of the Commercial Cours,e is required as ,a pre~ paration for the Classical Course. This course includes the Engli!sh, Latin and Greek languages, Intellectual PhiJosopby, pnre and mixed Mathematics and Natural Sciences. It is completed in seven years.

FIRST YEAR~

English -Swinton's New Language Lessons; United States His-

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Mathematics.· Arithmetic-Robinson.

Christian Doctrine-Gaume.

SECOND YEAR.

En,glish-Swinton's Grammar and Composition; Ancient History .-Fredet; Physical Geography; Chronology; Penmanship; Debates; Elocution.

Latin-Jone's First Lessons in Latin, SecQ,n d Part; ~ndrews & Stoddard's Grammar; Cresar.

Mathemat·i cs-Algebra-Robinson.

Christian Doctr:ine-· Perry's Instructions.

THIRD YEAR.

English-Principles of Sty le-Quackenbos; History of English and American Literature- ~Jenkins, Versification; Composition; Debates; Elocution; :Botany.

Lettin.-.·· Jones' Prose Corn position; Grammar; Prosody; Exercises in Versifica ti0n; Sallust; Cicero.

Greek-Arnold's First Book.

Mathematics-Algebra; Geometry-Robinson.

Chrjstian Doctrine-Perry's Instructions.

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FOURTH YEAR..

English-RbetOTic-Biair~ Essays; Debates; Elooution; Modt,m History-Fredet; Zoology; Physiology.

Latin-Arnold's Prose Composition; Essays; Horace; Livy.

Greek-Arnold Revi~wed; Grammar; Xenophon's ~abasi'S. Mathematice-Trigonometry; Moohanics.

Christian Doctrine-Perry's Instructio~s.

FIFTH YEAR.

English-Rhetoric-Blair; Essays; Discourses; Elocution.

Church History-Spalding.

Latin-Arnold's f?rose Composition; Essays; Juvenal; Tacitus.

Greek-Arnold's Prose Composition; Grammar reviewed; Dialects; Homer.

Mathematics-Analytical Geometry; Calculus.

Natural Phil,osophy-Peck's Ganot.

Christian Doctrine-Jouin"'sEvidences of Religion.

SIXTH YEAR.

Mental Philosophy-Logic; · Ontology; Cosmology; Psycology; Theodicy-Philosophia Catholica juxta. Sanctum Thomam, Auctore, M. Rosset.

Barker's Chemistry; Loomis; Astronomy~ English, Latin and Greek Compositions.

History of tM Church-Lectures.

SEVENTH YEAR.

l(ental Philosophy-Ethics--Rosst'.t; History of PhilosophyLectures. ,.

Politlcal Economy-Brownson.

Mineralogy ; Geology.

English, Latin and Greek Compostions.

Philosophy of History-Balmes.

THEOLOGY.

Theologia-Dogmatica et Morali:,, Summa Summre Sti. Tbomre,

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sive Compendium Tbeologire, R. BiJluart 0. P., Emendatum et .Additamentis Necessariis locupletatum a P. F. Ecalle.

Scriptura Sacra-Cursus Scripturre Sacrre, F. X. SchoQppe, S. J. Jus Canonicum. Klemen ts of Ecclesiastical Law, :pr. S. B. Smith.

Liturgia Sacra-Sacrre Liturgire Praxis, De Herdt.

Sacra Eloquentia.- 1 Pars Catecbizandi. Prcelectiones & exercitia.

Hietoria Ecclesim Catholicq3. Dr. N. Brueck.

Cantus Gregorianus-Theory and practical exercises.

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The eourses ot German and French embrace the grammar, compositions and classes of these languages. The conversational method in use will soon .familiarize .t he students with the difference of idioms. These studies are at the option of the students, and are free of charge.

The course in telegraphy is finished in one year. In this time a student, with ordinary .diligence and attention, acquires not only sufficient knowledge and experience to send tdegrams with skill and accuracy-and receive by sound· but a full acquaintance with the details of the business practice, such as the fixing of batteries and the usual appurtenances of an office. Also optional.

There is a regular class in which the theory and practice of music are taught, without charge, to all who show any aptitude thereto.

Instrumental music is optional.

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'~Labor Irnprobus Omnia Vincit.''

ST. PATRICK'S LITERA.RY AND DEBATING ASSOCIATION. REv. E. L. Riv ARD C. S. V............. . ..... Moderator.

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CHAS. H. BALL •••••••••••••••••••••••• Vice-President.

PAUL Wu.STACH .••.. -•••••••.••..•••.••• Secretary.

THos. N ORM01'.LE •••••••••••••• -• • -•• ,. -.• -. -. Ass't Secretary.

Jv,s. McGAVICK ..•..•...••............. Treasurer.

S. S. SAINDON ...•••••••••••••••••••••• Librarian.

JAMES CONDON .••••••• : •••••••••••••••• Ass't Librarian.

JusTIN R1cou. . . . • ...••..•............ Sergeant-at-arms. }!embers 20.

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LE CERCLE MOLIERE. REv. }I.•J. MARSILE C. S. V............... President.

MR. L. GRANDCHAMP •••••••••••••.•••.•••. Vice-President.

Mtt. A uG. FRAZER •••••••••••••••••••..••• Secretaire.

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E. L. RIVARD C. S. V..... ............ Moderator.

MR. THos. BURNS .•••.•••••••••••••••.••• President.

MR. CH.l.s. BALL •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Vice-President.

MR. PAUL Wn,sTACH •••••••••••••••••••••• Sec't and Treasurer.

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SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDS OF THE SACRED HEART. REV. M. J. MARSILE C. S. V.............. Spiritual Director.

MR. M. MURRAY... . . . . . . . ... . ! • President,.

MR.. PAUL W ILSTACH ..................... Vice-President.

MR.. THos. NORMOYLE ..........•.......... Secretary . . r

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R, . 8. • AINDON . . . . . , • . • • • ..... , • · · · • • • f MR. Wm. TYNA-~- ... ............ • . • • • .. • • } J · r. Counse ll ors.

MR. V. LAMARRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . .

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THESPIAN ASSOCIATION. Rev. E. L. Rrv ARD C. S. V .............. Moderator.

T. J. NORMOYLE ........................ President.

J. CLEARY. . . . . . . . . . .............. , .. Vice President.

H. J. LEGRIS ..........•.. • ............ Secretary.

J. McGAVICK ......, ......... ~ . . ....... Treasurer . .

H. LESAp-E ............................ Stage Carpenter.

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ALTAR SOCIETY. The ' object of this society is to prepare the young boys ·. who compose it, to serve mass and minister about the altar in great respect and piety. They are fittingly called the "Aogels 0£ the Sanctuary.'' . .

REV. M. J. MARSILE ...................... Spiritual Director. . MR. JoHN P,.... KELLY .•.................... President.

MR. WM. G. TYNAN ............. .......... Vice President.

MR. J. W. SHEA ........................... Secretary.

MR,' JOHN Cox ............................

Treasurer. .

MR. ARMAND GRANGER ................... Master of Rules Members 20.

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PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. Under the directipH of Rev. G. Legris. . Me:rnbers 15.

ST. VIATEUR'S COLLEGE.JOURNAL. The Journal is a semi-monthly publieation with a monthly SUPplement in Fr~nch. Its purpose is to encourage literary work and to serve as a news-medium between the actual studentR and the Alumni and friends of the College and pupils. It is tdited by the students themselves.

JOURNAL ASSOCIATION FOR '88.

M. J. MARsttE. C. S. V ..•..•......... Pn.sident.

REV. E. L. Riv ARD C. S. V .. ,. . , ........... Vice-President MR. HARVEY LEGR1s '88 ................... Editor-in-Chief.

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MR. CHAS. BALL · 89 .•.••..•••.••••••..•••.

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MAINVILLE ••••••••••••••••••••• Busine~

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COLLEGE BAND. Under the direction of }Ir. P. Sullivan.

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P. Do1rn·. ,•.......•... .• ...... , .. C. D. ·K. of S. LIEUT. Louis GRANDCHAMP •••••••••••••••• P. D. K. of S. CAPT. CHAS. H. BALL .•••• ~ ••••••••••••• ., •• V. P. D. K. of S. ADJUTANT DENIS R1cou .•••••••• .; ••••••••• S. D. K. ot S. LIEUT. THos. NoRMOYL1<: ••••••••.••••••••• TT. D. K. of S. REV. JOHN

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·T he object of this society is to further sp6rts it1 general. The regular field day, at which competitive races are held, occur~ St. Viateur's Day-, Oct,. 21st.

REv. M. J. MARSILE C. S. V .. .............. President, Mr. PAUL Wn..sTAOH •••••••••••••••••••••• Vice President.

Mn. GEORGE DONNELLY •••• ~ •• .' ••••••••.• Secretary.

MR. FRANCIS DARCY .•••••. ••••••••••.••••• Tr,easurer.

Mn. P. A. SuLLIVAN ~ •••••••••••••••.••• ~ • Referee. l\In. HARRY PARKER ••••••••••••••••••.••• Starter.

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This club is the representative nine of the College and plays all amateur teams of the State. It has held the County Championship for the past ten years. SinP-e its organization it has lost but one game and that a ten inning match in 'l(5 with, ~be K. ~- K. Browns.

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PAUL WiLs;A◊H ·•• ..- ••. ~ ••.•- ....... :... ·•• Seeret'ary ·• . · ,

FRANBlS DARCY ••••••.•••.•• .•••••.••• Treasnrer~

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l\lR. MARTIN MURRAY •••••.•••••••• · , ~ •••••• Umpire.

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stt;NIOR ·LEAGUE.

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E. L. Riv AR:t> C. S. V . ............•... President. ·MR. P. A. SotLlV AN••• ~ ••••••••••••••••• : Vic~President.

MR. Taos. NoRMOYLE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . Sec. & Treasurer. · ·· MR. H. PARKER • . • • . . . . . . . • ; ..•.. • • • • ••.. Official Scorer.

This league consists of the three following .clubs: REV.

THE '-CLIPPERS." JonN P. DoR~ .........•............ ~ Manager. ~IR. JAS. co~DON .•••..•..•.......•.•.•... Captain.

MR. MARTIN 'hi URRAY ••••••••••••••••••.•• Secretn.ry.

MR. GEoRGE DoNN"ELLY.••••••••••••••••••• Treasurer.

REV.

THE "NO N A1'IES."

MR. P. A. SULLIVAN••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••• ~f anag-er.

MR. CHAS. H. 13ALL ••••••• .•••••••••••••••• Captarn.

MR.

FRANC1S DARCY •••••••••••••••••••.••• Secretary.

:MR.

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MR. JORN

MR.

KEARNEY •••••••••• ,• •..••••••••• Treai;;urer.

Manager.

CLEARY •••••••••••••••••••••• Captain.

KELLRY ••••••••. ••••••••••••••..

FRANCIS

Mn. A. FRASER •••••••••• ~ •••••.•.••••••. St>cretary . .MR. WM. STAFFORD ••••••••••••••••••••••• Treasurer.

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THE '• LARKS."

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CONDON •••• • ••••••••••••••••••• !IR.nager.

McCABTHY•••••••••••••••••••••• Captain.

MR. FaANOtS BA.ltER • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • . • • • . .• Secretary.

MR. Wx.

CoNW AT •••••••••••••••••••••••• Treasurer.

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•·B LOSSOM8''

MR. PAtrL W1tsTAClt ••••••••••••••• , ••••• ,Manager, M:a.

lhBERLum ... , . • . . . . . • . • . . . . • . . Ca1);tn.ln • Mn. Joa. G.t.tt.ll'l' ••.•••.•.•••.•••.••..•••• 8ecreta.ry.

Ma. HA.llRT BAaER ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trea.surer, Won two games.

JOHN

MINIM LEAGUE. REv. G. M. LEGRlS, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. Presicient, REv. E. J. McEACHEN U. 8. V .......••....•.... Vice-President.

MR. JosE:PH CARLON ••••••••••••••••...• , •••••• Seeretnry.

MR.

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O'CoffNOR •.••..............•.••. Trea1mrer,

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MR. P. A.

StrLUVAll{. , ••.•••••••••••••••••.•. , ?\Ianager,

MR. 0EClL QUINLIN •••••••••••••••••••••• , •.•• Captain,

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MR, Louis DnvLET. , . , • , .••..•.......•..••... 1'rea.surer.

W ou six games.

THE D.\lSIES. . •.•.• , •...••.. , , •.• :Manager.,

REV. MtCHA1't llEiillAN.

,Cnptain.

MR. RICHARD BRADLEY •••••• , •.. , ••• , ••••••• ,Sedretary, MR. ARMAND GRA1'GER.,, ••.•••••••.•• , .......... Treal\urer, un tbree Wlme~.

MR. Mrna:AEL MORAN ••••••••• , ..•..• , •••.•. ,

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Mn. PATRIC,K MoRAN, ••..••• , •.••••••• r ••••• ,C_apt,ain.• MR. HARRY JON Ee , ••••••.••••••••••••••••••• ~.eo.retary. ,von two games-.

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JUNIOR LEAGUE. REV. JmtN P. DORE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• President.

Mn. CHAS. H.. BAt.L••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Vice President.

· MR. G-go. HEALY •••••••••••••••••••• • ••••• ~ •• Sec. & Treas.

Mn. Enw. 8-t:Rl.tres. • • . . • • . • • • • • ••.•••.•... .• •01fici~l Sooter.

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THE ROVERS. ·MR. CnAs. H. MR. GEo. MR. MR.

Manager.

HEALY ••••••••••••• .' ••••• ~ •• ~ •••••• Captain~ BALL •••••••• _••••••.••• :•

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En. K~LLEY ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Secretary.

GEo. .McCANN~ ••• .• .•••.••••••••••••••••• Treasurer.

Won eight games.

THE CRICKETS.

nEv. JOHN P. Dou.~ ... .•. , , .... , , •...... , ..•. ~Ian11ger.

MR. W1LL1A1\I Co~'FEY.. • • • .• • • • • • • • • • • ••••• ••• Captain.

MR. WtLLIAM 81:IEA ••••••••• \ •••••• ~ ••••••••••• Secretary.

MR. EUGENE Mc DoNALD •••• , ••••••••.••••••••• Tr-easurer.

Wo11 four games.

ST. VIATEUR'S STARS. RE'\?',

M. A.

DooLING

C. 8. V •..• , .. •.••· .. ..•...• l\Ianager.

MR. W1LUAM :RoACH •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Captain.

PA- TRtC,K BRADLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Secretary.

MR. Wtt.LiAM'. :McCARTHY •••••••••••• ••• •••••• • •Treasurer. "'" on three g:;!.rqes• .

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MR. L. GRAN.OOIIAMP . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . 1st. Lieutenant.

MR~ Tnos. NORMOYLE; ••' ~ ••••• ~ ......... : .. ~ •• 2nd. Lieu:tenan~ MR. S. SAINbON ••• .' .·•·.... ~ : ·~•. : ~ • : ~ ...... ,_.••. ist. Sergeant.

MR. J .A.8. CONDO!{ ... .. : : •• .' •. : .. .. .: •· •·. ............... 2nd. Sergeant. . }IR. PAUL WILSTA'Cll •• ~ ••• ~ ~ ~ ....... ~ ........ 3rd.

MR. MR. MR. MR. }IR.

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WM. PowEBS". ~ •• ;:: ..... .. ........... ...... 4th. Sergeant.

H. Ot.soN..•.•.• ; ~: .. ~-. .. ·..... ·.... . ..... .. .. 5th.Sergeant. .

P. GRANGER ••• ~ •• ~ ~ ~ •• ~ •••••••••••• 1st. Corpora.I •. · GEo. I>oNNELLY.: ... ·... : ••••• ·........·..: .••• ·2nd. Corporal.

F. CRElGHTON ...... ~ : ••••••••••••••••• 3rd. ·corporaL H. DONNELLY •• ~ ..... ~ .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~4th. Corporal.

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BERNARb LIGHT GUARDS. CAPT.A.IN JAMES SAMPSON.

Mn. V1A'rEUR LA...VA.RRE ........................ 1st. Lieutenant MR. WM. McCARTHY ........................2nd. Lieutenant.

Mn. GEo. MoCA.NN ......................... 1st. Sergea.n~ ... .MR. WM. TYNAN ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'lnd. Sergeant.

MR. L. FALLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3rd. Sergeant.

MR. Wx. RoAcH ............. !o ••• ... .. . . . . . . . .4th. Sergeant.

MB. Gso. BoNFIELD.... • •••••••• .•· •••••••• 5th. Sergeant.

MR. O. BERNARD •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st. Corporal.

Ha. GEo. GRAVELINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd. Corporal. !\In. V. CYRIEB •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3rd. Corporal.

MB. E. M.cDoNALD ••••••••••••••••••••••••4th. Corporal.

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Mii. 'Louis DROLET. ·•••••• ·•••.••••••••.••• 2nd. Lieutenant.

MR. THOMAS _LEGR1s .' ......... ·•• ·•• ·......... ;1st. Sergeant~ MR. :ROBERT .-KERR ; •...•.• ; . ~ •. ~ ...•••• ~ ~ 2nd. Ser,geant.

MR. B. O'CONNOR ••••. •••••••• • •••••••••••• 3rd. Sergeant.

Mn. J. LAPLANTE ... .. . . ... . .......... ..

4th. Seygeant Mn. F ; ;WE8TN.~ l' .'•• ~ •••• ~-.,. ••••.•••••• ~ .1st·. Corporal.

MR. ~~ 'M,~N ~~T ; ..........., : .. , ....... . ... 2nd~ Corporal.

MR. A. BKoUILL~T•.•,: .. ~ ... ·.. ~ .. ~ : ...•..... 3rd. Corporal.

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THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT. BEUCLER, JosEPH

BRoorLtARD, DoRE, JOHN

J. C. H. V ................... Ohio.

JOSEPH* .•••.•••••••.•••.•••••• Canada.

P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 1\1:assachusetts.

Illinois.

FINN, ,JOHN• •••• .••. ••••.••.•••..••••••...•• Indiana.

FLOOD, BERNARD ..•••.•.•••••.•.•.•••••....• I owa.

GRANGER·, AMBROSE •••• •· ••••••••••••••••..•• Illinois.

KELLY, Jo.IIN . •...•••.•• •.•••.•.•.•••.•...•.. Kentucky.

LYNCH;T.aoMAS .•••.••..•••.•••.•••••••..•.• Ireland.

McSoRLEY, MATTHEW ••••.•••.•.••••••••..••• Ohio.

NAVROWCKl, BTANISLAv-s* •••••••••••.••••..•• Illinois.

O'BRIEN, CHARLES .••••••••••••••••••••••••• Illinois.

StJLLlVAN, PATRICK ••••••••••••••••.•••••••.• Illinois.

THEROUX, THEODORE ••••••••••••••.••••••••• Michigan.

DEVENEY, JAMES • • • • I

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COLLEGIArfE DEPARTMENT, SENIOR DEPARTMENT. ~AKER, FRANCIS • . • • . . . . . . • . . • • • . . • . . . • • . • • . • Il1inoi~.

HAnnr. . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . Illiuo~s.

BAKER,

~;BALL, CHARLES . • • • . • • . . • . • . • • . . . . • . . • . . • • • • Inr!iann.

BARRY,

JAMES . • . . . • . . . • : •••..•.. .. . . • . . . • . •

BEUCLER,

Illinois.

LoqJs ,,, J ....... . ..... ; ............. Ohio.

BIEHN, GEo . . • . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . • Indidna. '

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CALLAHAN, ANSELM . • • • . • • • . . • • . • . . . • • • . • . • • Illinois.

CARLON, JNo . • • • • • • • . • . • . • • • . • . . . • • • . . . . •• . Vermont.

CARROL, ' CHARLES . • . . . . . . . • • . . • • . . •. . . . . . . . • • Il1i11ois.

BISSONNETTE,

CLEARY, CLEARY,

Illinoi_s. .TEFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . Illinois FRANCIS . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • •

CLEARY, vVu,LIAlYI. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Illi11ois.

Illin(lis.

CONWAY, DAN . • • . . • • . . . . . . . . . . ,• . . . . . . . . • • • . Jllillois.

CONWAY, WILLIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • .•. lllino,is.

CREIGHTON, FRANCIS.. . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inrli[lua.

CULLITON, DAVID . • • . . . • . . • . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . I llin oii1.

CoNDON, JAl\IES . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . .• 1

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DARCY, D. F ....... .. ...... ... .... ...... ... "'\Vis,:onsin.

GEo ................. . ... , .... ... Ke11tucky.

DONNELLY, HARRY . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • • . . Kentucky, DoNNERSBERGER, A .... . • • • • . • • • . • • . . • • • • • • • • Illinois.

1 DOR8EY, JAMEs..•••. • • • . • • • . . . . • . • . • • • . •.. • I1li11ois . .ll)uFFY, · Jos. . • • . • • • • . . . ••.•.• .• •.. . • . . • ••• · .. Col0rado.

FERGUSON,, GEO ........................ : .... Illinoi~.

DONNELLY,

FoRTIN, .ARTHUR .. .. . . . . . .... ·............. . 1\linnesota. \ FoRTIN, G.Eo ............................... Ii line+,.

FouRNrnR, GEv ............................. lvl icbignn. f FRAZER, .AuG •.......... . .............•.. : •. Illino_is. · GALLET, Jos • . ••• .. ••••••••••.•• ·••••••••.••. Iilino is.

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i,,GRANDCHAMP, Lours ......................... "l\'.Iicbigan. . )GRANDPRE, . EvARISTE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Illinois.

GRANGER, PETER ........................... Illinois. · GRoss, 'CHARLES ........................ : . ; . Illi1iois.

HARTWELL, ED11uND ......................... Ill in_ois.

HEMMERLING, Jos ............................ Incliana, KEARNEY, '\Vivr. ...•.•....•....•.•....•.•.•. Illinois.

KNISELY, CHARLES ........................... Illinois.

KRAMER. EDWARD ........................... Indiami.. y LEGR1s, HARVEY ......... ~.. . . . . . . . . . ....... Ill~no~s.

LENN ARTZ, MICHAEL ......................... Ilhno1s. v',C~sAGE, FR~D ...... : _. .. . . . . ................ Illinois. / LESAGE, HILAIRE .. : ......................... Illinois. \r LETOURNEAU, 0:,WALD ....................... Il!inoi~ LYoNs, FRANCIS ......... ·.................... Illinois ,{ MALONEY, Tnos ............................. Illinois. • l',., 11 MC CAMBRID?-E, · J OS.'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 111· ~llO~; · - . ,/.,,, . .,,"

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1 1v1cGowN, ALEX ............................. Illinois. :McNAMARA, DAN........... : ................ Kentucky.

MOORE,' FRANCI~ ............................ Illinois.

MURRAY, 1\'.IARTIN ........................... Kentucky.

NORMOYLE. TH01'IAS . • • . . . • • . . . • • . . • • • . . • • • • • II linois.

O'BEIRN, l\hcr-tAEL .......................... Illinoif:.

O'BRIEN, DANIEL ........................... Illiuois.

Ov,oN, HENRY .............................. Illinoif:. {/P ALissARD, J osEPH ............ ; ............. Illinc,is. t.-,I>AR KER, HARRY .....•........••............ Ill_ino~s. v.;:owERS, .JV ILLI.A.M ........................... Illr~101s.

PRATT, R.oBERT ............................ Indiana ~ RENDERGA9T. vVILLlAl\'L .. ·-· .............. , .. Illinois.

QUINBY, WALTER ........................... Illi11ois. t.,l(,rcou, J usnN . ............................. L ouisiana. .RINER, J. C................................ Illinois. ~ IV ARD, Jur..,1us ............................. Illinois. t,....RIVARD, VIATEUR .•......................... Illin~is: VU,oussEAU, ToussAINT ..........•............. IUinois. v RoY, V1C1:0R ••••.•••••.•• : •••••••.••••••.•. Illinois. '

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11 1$ AINDON, SAMUEL .•.••••••.•••.•.•••.· ••••••. Illinois.

lsAMPSON, - JAl\IES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • 111·· . -- 1no1s~

h/?COTT, GEORG.E ••••. .•..••..•••..•.•••••..••• Illinois. ~UERTH,_JuHN .••••..••.•••••••••.•• ~ .•.•••. Illinois.

STAFFORD, "\VILLIAM..••.•.•..•••.•••.•••.••• Illinois.

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W ATSoN,

JAs .•...•....•..••..•••.••.•••. . .. Illinois.

WAGNER, JoHN ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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WHEELER,EV.ERETT •.•••.•.•.•.•.•••.••...• ·. IlHnois ..

WILSTACH, PAUL .••..•••..••.•••.•...• _. ..••• India:ia·

JUNIOR DEPAR1,~!IENT. ADAMS, EDWARD .• , .•.•...•.. : •.•••.•.••••.. Ulinofo.

BARGER,

Eu GENE ..•••....•.....•.•.••.. ·.•.. Iowa_'.

BERNARD, OsCAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -, ..•.•..•.••• Canacln.

BEssE, ,ARCADE ••..•.•...••, •.•••.•••.•.•... , Illin.ois.

BONFIELD, GEORGE .••...••.•.•..•... .; ......• Illinois.

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GrRoux, LEON .............................. Illinois.

1: v,GRANG-ER, · DAvrD ..........................• Illinois. f. · W°RANDPRE, AM~DEE ......................... Illinois. ~-1':· ::;~EALY, GEORGE ...................... ........ Illinois. ,, !/.:'.. OUDE, PHILIP·. . . . . • . . . . . . . .... • ..........•. Illinois.

1 [ ·• HouDE, GnoRGE .............................. Illinois.

How ARJ?, FRANCIS .•.. .................... '•. ~Illinois . .

KERR, ANDREW ....•.... ....•...... ~. ·....... Illinois.

KELLY, EDWARD __. ...............•.........•.. Illinois. <.,;, LAMARRE, V1ATEUR ........................... Canada. ;;LEGRis, Loms ............... ; ................ Illinois..

LEROUX, BENJAMIN ........................... Illinois. ,/LESAGE, _ ARTHUR ...........•.....•....•..... Illinois. t\ - ~ MARCOTTE, ADELARD .......................... Ill~no~s.

- ~ . MAHER, STEPH_EN ... .. ......•......•.••.•..... Illm01s. ;I } '-/ McDONALD, EUGENE ....................•.... Illinois. ~ lVIcCANN. GEORGE ........................... Illinois. t; fJ MoRAN; E:6wARD ......... .' .............. . ... Indiana. ~ ~' [ / O:CALLAGHAN, J;AMES ......................... Ill~no~s~ ,,o CALLAGHAN, JOHN ................. -. ....... Illmo1s. ~' ; v C'CoNNOR, J OSEf H ......................... .. Indian~ • 1 ,O'CoNNOR, THOMAS ................. -. ....... . Illinois• . O'l{EEFE, TIMOTHY .............•............ Illinois.

O'LEARY, DANIEL .........................• .,. Illinois. ;' J PALM, MATTHEW ...................... ......... Illinois. ,. ', . PECK, SHELDON...................•.. .. ....•.. Illinois. ( ~ 1,,i~'" '.· PoPuLo~uM, PAUL ...............•........... Illinois. t v Rtcou, DENIS, .............................. •· Louisiana. :; I , ROACH, W 1u,1AJ1L ........................... Ill~no~s. l RoY, CHARLES ............. -................ • Illmo1s. ,. '., RIVARD, GEORGE......................•...... -.·I llinois.

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STRAUss, . EDWARD .....................•..... Illinois. .

UT • TIERNEY, n ALTER ............... , . . . . . . . . . . . . 111•1J101S. ~- TYNAN, WILLIAM ........................ .' ... Illinois.

:MINIM DEP ART:MENT. ADAMS, ROBERT.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . ....... Illinois.

BENOIT, AMBROSE ........................... Illinois.

BOISVERT, PHILIP ........................... Il Jjnois.

BRADLE)'.', RICHARD .......................... Illinois.

BROUILLET, ALFRED .....••.................. Illinofa.

BouGHEN, Jos.......... . . . . . ................ Ohio.

CARLON, FRED .....•........................ Vermont.

CARLON, Jos ................................ Vermont.

OYRIER, ADELARD ........................... Illinois.

CYRIER, ARTHUR .................•.......... Illinois .

DANDURAND, GEORG}~........................ Illi11oi's.

DELANEY, WILLIAM .......................... Illinois.

DESLAURIERS, ARTHUR ...................... Illinois.

DROLET, LEWIS ............................. Illinois.

EL~Is, BERTIE .............................. IlHnois.

FRECHETTE, J osEPH ......................... Illiuois.

FRECHETTE, PHILIP .............•........... Illinois.

FRAZER~ PHILIP .. ; ......................... Illinois: GRANGER, ARMAND ............ : ........ ; ... lllinois.

GRANGER, JosEPH .......•.......•.......•.. Illinois.

JONES, HARRY .............................. Illinois·.

KERR, RonERT .....•.•...................... Illinois.

LAPLANTE, JOSEPH .......................... Illinois. v LA.WLER, Louis ............................. Illinois.

LEGRis,, THOMAS ........ · .................... Illinois. v· LINGLE, l-hRAl\I .............................. Indiana "" MoNAST, E uGENE ...•....................... Illinois. i..\ MORAN, FRANCIS. w • • • • • • • • : • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • In~ia~a.

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RIVARD~ GERASIME . . . . • . . • • • . • • . . . • . . • • • . . . • . Illinio~.

RACCA, F1i.ANC1s ..••.• .• . . . • . • . • . . ..•...••.•••. Illinois.

Rosc o PF, WILLI.AlVI. . . • . . . . . . . ; . • . . • • . •...••• Illinois.

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"'\VELOOME FoRMER 8TUDE1-TTS, ••. Rev. J. Bencler, 0. S. V. SELECTION GEMS FROM OFFENBACH, •••. College Orchestra.

DISCOURSE Les Fetes JubHafres, ....... Mr. A. J. Fraser.

VIOLIN SOLO .... ~ . ~ ....•....... Souvenir de Canterets.

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DISCOURSE .. The American Constitution and Civilization.

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GOOD CONDUCT AND POLITE-NESS. JUNIOR DEPART~IENT. PREMIUMS WERE AWARDED To-Francis Dillon, Louis Falley, William Shea, Viateur Lama1~re, George Carlon, Thomas Foley, William Coffey.

DISTINGUISHED--William Roach, Charles Roy, Victorieri Cyrier, Louis Fosse, Paul Populorum, John Cox.

GOOD CONDUCT AND POLITENESS. MINIM DEPARTMENT. :PREMIUMS WERE AWARDED To-Joseph Carlon, Patrick M0ran, Alfred Carlon, Bernard O'Connor, Joseph Boughen, Robert Kerr.

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FIRST RHETORIC. AUGUST J. FRAZER.-lst. Premium in Elocution; ;ln<l. in Rhetoric , Distinguished in History, anp. in Chris~ian Doctrine.

JOSEPH l\1cGAvICK.-let. Premium in Latin l1~xercise, in English Compusition; 2nd. in L:1.tii1 Compositioo, in Greek, and in History. Distinguished in Cl1ristian Doctrine.

THOMAS N ORMOYLE. - lst. Premium in Elocution; 2nd. in Rhetoric. Dbtinguished in Christian Doctrine, and in History.

JusTIN Rrcou.-lst. Premium in History, in Rhetoric; 2nd. in Mathemati~s an,l .in Greek.

SAMUEL SAINDON'.-2µd. Premium in l\fa,thematics. Distinguished in History, in Rhetoric, in Christian Doctrine.

EDWARD KRf1MER.-1st. Premium i.n German, in Latin Composition; 2nd. in Latin .Exercise, in Rhetoric and in Christian D0ctrine.

SECOND RHETORIC. FRANCIS CLEARY.-3rd. Prerni um in Hbtory. Distinguished in Elocution.

FREDERlC DANDURAND.-2nrl. Premium in L :1,tin Exercises; 2nd. in Latin .Composition. Dis tinguished in Elocution; 3rd. in Penmanship.

GEORGE DoNNELLY.-lst. Premium in .Matbematjcs, in History, in Rhetoric, in La.tin Rxercises, in Latin Composit ion; 2nd. in Greek; 3rd. in Christian Doctrine; 1st. in Penmanship. · Louis FALLF,Y.-2nd. Premium in French; 3rd. in C :iristian Doctrine.

Lours GRANDCHAMP.-.Distinguished in Rhetoric, in Latin Exercises, in Latin composition, in Chrbtian Doctrine.

V1ATEUR LAMARRE.-lst. Premium in Greek; 2n c!. in l\f usic. Distinguished in Rhetoric, in La.tin Corn position, in Christian Doctrine.

HILAIRE LESAGE.-3rd. Prem ium in Book-keeping, in Commercial Law. MARTIN :MuRRAY.-lst. Premium in Greek, in French; 2nd. in History, in Rhetoric, in Latin Exercis(--S, in Latin Composition, in Christian Doctrine. Distinguished in German, in Elocutiou.

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3-rd. in Geography 1 in Peumansbip. Distingui shed in History.

JoHN SVERTH.-lst. Premium in G erman. Distinguished in Latin Exercise, ill L1.tin Oomp:)sition · and in Christia n Doctrine.

WILLIAM KE-ARNEY.-lst Premium in Hi~tory 1 2nct. in LRtin Exercise1 in Latin Composition , in Elocution 1 3rd. in Rhetoric, and in Christian Doctrine.

Ro:BERT PRAT'.t .-lst, Premium in Chdstian Doctrine; 3rn., in His• tory. Di~tingnisbed in Latin :E 'xercise, in Latin Composition, anrl in Olrti':3tia n Doctrine, FRANCIS DARCY.-lst. Prnmi11rn in Elocution f 2~d.; in Mathema .. ti cs. Distinguished in Christian Doc!rine,

FIRST GRAMMAR~ 3rrl. Premium in Mathematic~ 1 in Penman~Mp,, Distinguisheci 111 Heading anil Christian Doctrine.

JAME@- BARRY. 2nd. P r emium in Penman~hip. Distinguished m History 1 in Eoglfah Grammar 1 in Latin E.xercis-e ~nd in Christian Doctrine.

GEORGE Bo~FlELP.-- 3rd. Premium in Music. Distinguished in Geography.

JAMES CoNooN .....;... 1st. Premiurn in EngHsb Composition} 2nd. in Elocution 1 3rd. in 1-]iistory. D :stingt1ished in Mathematics, in French, and in Christian D octrine, FRANCIS C:8'ElGil TO N. -5 th. Premium ir, History. Distinguished in .

Reacting, in Geography 1 i11 Christian D octrine 1 and jn Pen, m::inship, 1 JoHN 0 CALLAHA:N,-tst.

Premiumtn in M:1thematics 1 in Gram .. mar, in Latin Exercise~ and in Latin Composition. 2od. in BooL--'(eeping,. in Commercial Law. 3rd. in Ela:mtion,and in English Corn position, Distiognished in History; and in Christfan Doctrine.

HARRl DoN:NELLY.-3rd. in Pennman(i\hip. Distinguished in Gram .. mar, and in Commercial Law, MAXIMILIAN FoR1TN - 2nd, Premium in Reading and in Spelling.4th. in Grammar and in Geography. Distinguished in Ma-

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mcttics, 111 Fren ch, in L1.tin Exercise, in Latin Composition and in Christian Doctrine.

J os. GALLET.. 1st. Premium in Penmansh,ip ; 2nd. History, in Mathematics, in Commercial Law. Distinguished in English Grammar, in Composition, aml in C hristian Doctrine.

MARTIN LENNARTZ. - 2nd. Premium in History, in English. Grammar, 111 L atin Composition; 3rd. m Mathematics; 4th. in Christain D octrine. Disting1iis he d in Latin Exercises.

DAN :McNAMARA.-lst. Premium in Elocution; 2nd. in Geography; 3rd. in Hi story ; 4th. in Christian Doctrine.

McCARTHY. -3rd. in Penm ansl1ip, 11) Co mmerc ial la w) 111 B1:,ok Keeping. Distinguished in Mitb ern ;-1, ti cs, in Geography, 111 L atin E x erci sP, a nd in. Christian D octrine. · PETER G:RANGER.-lst. Premium 111 French, rn Lati n Exercise, and in Compositi on; 2nd. in History , in Grammar, ancl 10 Christj an Doctr ine ; 3rd. in E locutio n. Dis~ing uished in lVIathematics . .E v ARISTE GRANDPRE.-. Di stin g ui shed in Chri sti ~n Doctrin e.

E DWARD 1"1oRAN. -2 nct. P remium in Penmanship. D istiu g ui shed in Compositi o n.

HARRY PARKER. -1st. P~'emi um in Com posi ti on.

WrLLl AM P RENDERGAST.--l st. Pre mi um i n C lu isti an Doctrine, m E locution, a nd in Geogr:lp hy . D istingu ished in Mathematics, in Grammar, in History, rn La ti n Exereise and in Latin Composition.

WILLIAM: STAFFORD. -2n d. Premium in }?enmnnship; 3r cl . in History . l> isting uishecl in Spe ll ing, and in Christian Doctrine.

EvERETT VVHEELER.-3rd. P!·emi urn in Penmansh ip. Distingu ished in Readi11g and in Grammar.

DEN IS Rrcou.-lst. Premium in Mathem atics, in Elocution; 2r:.d. in mu sic ; 3r<i. 111 Com posit.ion. Distinguished m I-Ii:3tory and in French . .T OSEPH DuFJ<'Y.-Distingu ished in H istory.

DA~lEL O'LEARY.-lsl. Premium in Reading; 3rd. m H1story, in Geography, in Elocution and in C hristian Doctrine; 4th. in Spelling. Distinguished in l\1atbematics.

JOHN CARLON.--Di stinguished in Christian Doctrine, and in Com mercial Law.

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GnossE.-- lst. Premium in Mathematics, in Book-lteeping,

in English Gra.mmar, in Comm e rci al Law; 3rd. in Penmanship; 4th. in History, in Chrbtian Doctrine. Distinguished in Composition.

JOHN WAGNER.--2nd . Premium in Reading a nd rn Penmanshi1).

Distinguished in History, in English Grnmmar and in German.

ALEXANDER M cGowN.- 2 nc1. Premium 111 Mathematics; 3rd. m Book-keep ing and in Cummercial L a w; 4th. in Reading; _ btb. in History.

SECOND Gl{AMMAR6 ADAMs.- 4th. Premium rn H istory. Distinguished 1n Spelling.

FRA NCIS BAKER .-2nd. Premium in Penmanship t 4th. in Grammar, in compositi on, in gengrnphy; 211 <1. in peuman~hip.

PETER BrssoNETTE·- Jst. P r emium in German; 3rrl. rn Spelling; 6th. in Gra.rn rnar. Di~tingui:Shed 1n Composition, Ii"'rench au<l in Lt-1.tin .Exercise.

WILLIAM BRADLEY.- 3rrl. Prerni-nrn in Spell ing; 4th. in Geography.

Distinguisbed in Compo::iit ion, in Chris ti an Doct,rin t ..

ARCADE BEsSE. - 4th. Premium in E loc nti on; &th. in Composition.

Distingublled rn Gramrnar 1 in French, ID Christian DoctrinP. EDWARD CoLLl-:TTE. -lst. Pre minm in Penmanship; 3rd. in Mathematics; 4:tb. in Re::iiling; &tb . in Geography. Distinguished in Christi an Doctrine.

VICTOR CYRIER.-· 1st,. Prem i11m m Spelling~ 2 !1d. in Latin Composition; 3 rcl. rn Penmnn sbip ;- 4-th rn Geography. Distingn ishen i:H Grammar, in :Fren ch.

JOHN Cox.-lst. Prem i11rn m C hrist ian Doct r ine; 2 nd. in Geography, in M.athernatics.

W1,E.LIAl\1 CLEARY.- 2 n<1. P reroinm _tn History;: 4th. in Reading.

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DANIEL CoNWAY.--Dist111guiEhed in Reading.

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MICHAEL CoNLAN,- 2nd. Premium in Arithmetic, in Oliristia:n Doctrine; 3rd in Penmanship. Distinguished in Reading, in Geography. "'\VrLLIAl\1 CoFFEY.- lst. Premium in Spelling; 3rd. in Re}tding.

Distingui~hed in ChriEtian Doctrine, in Penmanship.

WILLIAM Cuu,ITON.-4th. Premium in Spelling. Distinguished in Penmanship.

FRANCIS brLLON.-lst. Premium in Elocution; 2nd. in Reading; 3rd. in Christian Doctrine; 4th. in 1-IiP--tory; 8th. in Composition.

DiEt ingnishefl in Grammar, in .M usic.

GEORGE FoRTIN.- 2nd. Premium ic French. Distinguished in Geography.

GEoRGE FouRNIER..- · Distinguished in Reading.

AMEDEE GRANDPRE.- ~nd. Premium in French. Distinguished in PP-nmansbip.

LEON GrROUX. - Distinguished in sr,elling, in Grammar.

GEORGE GRA'VEUNE.-lst. Premium in :Music; 2nd. in French .

EDM:UND HARTWELL-1st. Premium in Spelling, in History, in Christian Doctrine; 2nd. in Reading, in Grammar, in Geography, in German; 31:d in Penmanship. Distinguished in Composition, in Book-Keeping, in Commercial Law. ANDREW KERR.-2nd. Premium in Penmanship.

JoH"N" HEMMERLING.-2ncl. PremiL1m in Readiug; 5th. in Christian Doctrine, in Composition. Distinguished i.n Penmanship.

CHARLES KNISELY.--4tb. Premium in Reading. Distinguished in Mathematic-3, in History, in Catechism.

JosEPH LAPLANTE.-lst. Premium in Geography, in Latin Exercise, in Latin Composition; 2nd. in Spelling, in Christian Doctrine, in Music, in P enmanship. Dh,tinguish ed in Spelling, in Arithmetic, in Grammar, in Composition.

ARTHUR LEsAGE.-2nd. Premium in French; 7th. in Grammar.

Distinguished in Composition.

GEORGE :McCANN.-2nd. Premium in Arithmetic ; 3rd. in Geogra.. phy, in Penmanship ; 4th. in Reading . Distinguished in Composition.

TH0~1As MALONEY.-2nc1. Prnmium in Penmanship. Distinguished in Spelling, in Geogra phy, in Christian D octrine.

FRANK MoRAN.-lst. Pren~inm in Music. 3rd. in Penmanship .

Distinguished in Spelling.

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4th. in Christian Doctrine. Distinguished rn Grammar,· in Com posi tio 1i.

BERNARD O'CoNNOl<..-lBt. Prem ium in Spelling, In 1\Iatbematics. in Christian Doctri!'.le.2nd. in R 3ading, in History. Distin_ guished in Pi:>nrnenship.

MAURICE O'CoNNOR.-2nd. Premium in Tufa,thematics, in History 1 3rd. in Spelling, ib Christian Doctrine. Distinguished in Reading.

CECIL QuINLAN.- lst. ,Premi,1m m G'""french. 2nd. in Geography.

3rd. m Penmanship. 4th. 111 Spelling. Distingu ished in Reading.

JULES RrVARD.-lst. Premium 111 Elocution. Distinguished 111 French, in German.

WILLIAM SHEA. - lst. Preminm in Reading~ 2nd. in E locution, in Christian Doctrine, in Penmanship. 8rd. in Book-Keeping, in Grammar, in Composition, 5th. in History. Distinguished in Spelling, in Matbematics, in Commercial Law. JAMES SAMPSON.-Dist111guished JD Spelling, rn Grammar, rn Christian Doctrine.

W AL'TER TIERNEY. 2nd. Premium in Penmanship. Distinguished in Histc,ry.

OsCAR LETOURNEAU. Distinguished in Penrnansbip.

WILLi AM ROACH. 3rd. Premium m Penmanship. Distinguished in Reading, and in C hristian Doctrine.

EDWARD KELLY. 4th. Premium in Geograp~y.

WILLIAM T YNAN. 1st. Premium in Mathematics, in Grammar, m Geography, in L a tin Exercise, and in Christian Doctrine; 2nd . in H istory, in Composition, and in Elocution; 3rd. in .

Penmanship. D isti11guished in French.

PAUL PoPULORUlVI. 2nd. Premium in Christian Doctrine.

DAVID CuLLITON.-lst. _Premium 1n Spelling Distinguished m Reading, in Compositton, sn Penmanship.

FLAVIN DuRANLEAu.-ind. · Premium m Spelling. 3rd . in Music.

4th. in Geography. Distbgllished in Reading, in Composi !

GEORGE CARLON.-2nd Premium 1n :Music, in Latin Exercises; 4th. in Reading. Distinguished in Composition.

EDWARD STRAuss.-6th. Premium in Compositi(ln. Distinguished in Reading, in Spelling and in Geography. -

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JosEf'It CARLON.-2nd. Premium in Geography; 7th. in Gram.war.

Distinguished in Reading 1 in Spelling, in Composition, in Reading and in Mathematics.

JAMES W .ATSON - lst.. Premium in Spelling and in Composition; 2ncl. in 1\-Iatbem!l.tics; 3rd. in B'.)ok-Keeping; 4J-h. in Reading.

Distinguished in Grammar.

THIRD GRAMMAR. RICHARD BRADLEY.-lst. Premium in Elocution; 2nd. in French; 4th. in Eogli~h Grammar, in Christian D::)Ctrine. Distinguished in Reading and in Mathematics.

PHILIP BoIS"iERT:--lst. Premium in Frnnch; 2nd. in English. Grammar, in Elocution, in Penmanship.

ALFRED BRODILLETTE.-2nd. Premium in English Grammar; 3rd. in French. Distinguished in Reading and in :.Mathematics.

PHILIP DANDURAND.-2ncl. Premium in Mathematics. Distinguished in English Composition and in French-.

Louis DROLET.-2nd. Premium in Penmanship; 3rd. m Reuding, 1n Christian Doctri'ne. Distinguislled in Mathematics, 1n History, in English Grammar, in Composition and in German.

ALBERT · CLAIR.-lst. Premium in Spelling, in English Grammar; 2nd. in History; 3rd. 111 Geography. Distinguished 1n Reading and in P~nmanship.

VrcTORIEN CYRIER .-2nd. Premium in French; 3rd. m Penmanship. Distinguished in .M athematics, and m English Grammar.

WILLIAM DELANE Y.--2nd. Premium in EnglisL Grammar and in Christian Doctrine; 4th. in History. Distinguished in Reading and in Geography.

OsCAR BERNARD.-2nd. Premium in Rea ding~ 3rd. in French and. in Penmanship. Distingu.islle.d in J\lathematics.

ALFRED G1Roux.-2nd. Premium 111 Spelling. Distinguished Il\ Reading.

ARMAND GRANGER.-lst. Premium in History; 2 nd. in Reading~ 3rd. in Geography, in Elocution and in P~nmanship. Dis-• tinguished in Spelling, in English Gramm:u· and ia Fren'Ch·.

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ROBERT KERR.- 4th. Premium in Mathematics. Distinguished in Reading and. in P enm a r, :-.hip.

THOMAS LEGRrs.--5th. Premium in SpelUng. Dist}flg uish ed in Mathematics, in Eng liRh Gra mmar and in French .

STEPHEN MAHF.R.-l s t. Premium in Composition; 3rd. in Reading and in Penmanship; 4 th. in M athematies. Disting uished in Geography and in Chribtian D o.c Lr:ne.

THoMAs O'CoNNOR.- - 3rd. Preminm in Composition. Disting ui shed in Reading and in P enma nsllip.

G EORGE RrvARD.-- l st. Premium in P e nmanship; 3rd. in i-Ii s tory.

CHARLES RoY.- 3rd. Premium in .:\Iathematics ;4th. in Penm anship.

JAMES SEXTON.-ls1;. P remium in G eogrnphy; 2nd. in R eading; 3rd. in Co mposition. Distin g ubh e<l in Hist0ry.

FRANCIS THORMEYER.-- lst. Premium in Mathematics. Di stinguished in Grammar and in G eography.

JOSEPH BouGHEN.- lst. Prem iurn in Read ing, in Gramm ar and in Composition_; 2 nd. in .M athematics, in Eloeutjon and in Christian Doctrine; 3r<l. in History. Distinguished in Spellrng.

JOHN F ox.--4th. Premium in Rea ding. D iei tinguisbed in Geography.

EUGENE McDoNALD.- lst. Premium in Penmansbi p; 31"d. in Reading. DisUnguished in Gra mmar and in Compos ition.

SHELDON PEc'K.--3rd. Premium in Spelli ug. Distinguist1 ed in History.

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MICHA.EL MoRAN.- 2n d. Premium in Grammar; 4th. m Spelling.

Distinguished in 1\,f athema.t1cs, in Music and 1n Christian Doctrine .

PATRICK 1\1:0RAN.- J st. Premium in Elocution; 2nd. in Reading.

Distioguished in Grammar.

FRED WEsTNEY. ·2nd. Premium in Reading; 3rd. in Mathematics; 3th. in Penmanship. Distinguished in SpeJling. and in Composition.

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NA.PIER.---Distingnishp,1l in Roarling an<l in Penm~nship FRYDERIC RICHARD .--4th. Pl'em111rn in Rea(ling\ and in Frnn<'h.

Distinguish ,ct in Mn.themn.tics, in Grammar a.nd in CompoGROVER

, sition. JosEPH ZACE.-ith. Preminm in Penmanship.

FRED CARLON.-lst. P1emium in Rendrng, in Corn position. Distin_ guishefl in Spe! ling, in ~I::ithemat.ics, in Gnun mar aucl w Christian D .>ct_riue.

EUGENE MoNAsT.-2nd. Prflminm rn Reading. D ist.inguished

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BENJAMIN LEnoux.-1 st. Premium in Gram m'lr; 2 ·,d. in Composi tion. Distingnisherl in Rending. in PP.nmnnship.

ARTHUR FoRTIN.-5.t h. Premium in l'tmmn.nship. Di.;tinguished in Reading.

Premium in 1\-I 1.themRtics; 4th. in Geography Distinguishe<i in Hi., tory, in Pe,1m·1.hship.

GEORGE HouDE.-lst. Pre111inm in 1\Iathematics.

PHILIP FRECHETTE.-2nd. Premium in l\Iathemat.ics.

WiLLIAM RosKOPF.-Distir,guisherl in Reading, in l\1f1.thematics.

ADELARD CYRIER.-Distingui~bed m .Mn.thematics, in Christian THOMAS FoLEY.-3rn.

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CA°LENDER FOR 1888-1889. · t. Viateur's Da,y.

Tht111ksgiving Dny. ,St. Cicilb's Day,. (hulf. a. day.)

• Christ.m~s Holid iiy~.

Ex:1min:=1.t.ion D:ty. (half a rlny.) vV n:shington's l?irthchy., St. Thomas Aquinal;l' Dny.

St. Patrick's Day. Easter Monday May Day. Decoration D1ty.

President's Day.